South America : environmental perspectives : Paraty Document, Brasil, December 1993
1993
Delgado Brazil, Jesus M. |
Venezuela
Situación general de la conservación de la biodiversidad en la region Amazonica : evaluación de las areas protegidas propuestas y estrategias
1993
Castaño U., Carlos |
Protected area economics and policy : linking conservation and sustainable development
1994
Munasinghe, Mohan |
McNeely, Jeffrey A. |
Schwab, Adelaida |
These papers seek to show how environmental economics can be brought in to assist with the design and management of protected areas.
National parks without people? : the South American experience
1995
Amend, Stephan |
Amend, Thora |
The relationship between protected natural areas and local human populations is extemely complex. This challenging book with diverse contributions from experts covering 13 countries, places the issues in context. Originally published in Spanish, it clearly demonstrates that people are part of most national parks, and policies which ignore their presence are doomed to failure.
El extractivismo en América Latina : conclusiones y recomendaciones del Taller UICN-CEE, Amacayacu, Colombia, Octubre 1992
1993
Cohen Jehoram, Susanna |
Ruiz Pérez, Manuel |
Sayer, Jeffrey |
Attention has increasingly focused on the extraction of non-timber forest products as a way of managing tropical forests in a sustainable way. This book covers the biodiversity and environmental potential and risks, management plans and complementary activities, legal and institutional aspects, community participation, economic values and marketing, and the international context. It includes country case studies, recommendations and guidelines.
Espacios sin habitantes? : parques nacionales de América del Sur
1992
Amend, Stephan |
Amend, Thora |
Venezuela : towards a national conservation strategy : species conservation action plan : 1988-1992
1989
Marine and coastal protected areas : a guide for planners and managers
1984
Clark, John R. |
Salm, Rodney V. |
This book is intended as a guide for the increasing number of people who find themselves with mandates to plan either national systems of marine and coastal protected areas or individual sites.
